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Sovereignty

Spain wants EU states to retain say in barring foreign telco providers

Spain wants EU member states to retain a say over which countries, suppliers or products can be barred from infrastructure projects under a stronger ‌European Cybersecurity Act whose overall direction it supports, a government spokesperson said on Wednesday.

27 May 2026-17:43
Argentina-U.S. South Atlantic pact fuels sovereignty debate

This week, Argentina and the United States launched a new maritime cooperation alliance in the South Atlantic to tackle drug trafficking and other maritime threats, though political, union, and nationalist groups cautioned it could compromise national sovereignty.

21 May 2026-00:16
Ankara talks: Türkiye, Sudan discuss bilateral and regional cooperation

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday welcomed Sudanese Prime Minister Kamil Idris, who is visiting Türkiye for official talks, at the Presidential Complex in Ankara, the Turkish Communications Directorate reported.

20 May 2026-23:16
Why did Bolivia expel Colombia’s ambassador over sovereignty concerns?

Bolivia has announced the expulsion of Colombia’s ambassador following a diplomatic dispute centered on sovereignty, political interference, and disagreements over regional affairs.

20 May 2026-20:47
Bolivia expels Colombian ambassador over sovereignty

Bolivia’s government has requested that Colombia’s ambassador leave the country, citing concerns over sovereignty and interference in domestic matters, the foreign ministry announced on Wednesday amid rising diplomatic tensions linked to ongoing anti-government protests.

20 May 2026-18:53
The global race for AI sovereignty: Why countries are fighting to control their artificial intelligence future

Artificial intelligence is no longer viewed merely as a technological innovation. Around the world, governments increasingly see AI as a matter of economic survival, geopolitical influence, military competitiveness, national security, and digital independence.

19 May 2026-23:10
Azerbaijan amnesty covers nearly 23,000 people

Azerbaijan has completed the implementation of its 13th Amnesty Act, covering a total of 22,935 individuals.

27 Apr 2026-11:46
No 10 says Falklands sovereignty rests with UK after report of US 'review'

Sovereignty of the Falkland Islands "rests with the UK", Downing Street has said, following a report the US could review its position on Britain's claim to the territory.

24 Apr 2026-21:48
A turning point in modern history: Three years of the Lachin border checkpoint

April 23, 2023, became one of the defining dates in the modern history of Azerbaijan. On that day, the Lachin border checkpoint was established — a move that carried not only practical importance for strengthening security, but also symbolized the restoration of full state control over a strategically vital area. Three years later, on April 23, 2026, this development is no longer viewed as a single, isolated step, but rather as a key component of a broader and consistent policy aimed at reinforcing national sovereignty.

23 Apr 2026-15:58
Why Switzerland is moving away from Microsoft — strategy, risks, and implications

21 Apr 2026-10:25